American Family Insurance

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, an American Family Insurance agent noticed something peculiar. ‘Did you see that?’ he asked a passing delivery driver. ‘What did I miss?’ replied the driver, curious. The agent pointed towards the office window: ‘Check out those ducks swimming in our parking lot!’ The delivery driver looked and laughed, “Ducks? Nah, they’re probably just your new mascots!” The agent shook his head, grinning. Over the next few days, more employees reported seeing them—until finally, a neighbor confessed, ‘I brought my kids here last night, and they fed bread to those ducks!’ Turns out, it was just a family of mallards making themselves at home.

2. At closing time one day, an employee of American Family Insurance heard a strange voice over the intercom. ‘All claims are now final,’ it said ominously. Everyone looked around but saw no one. Curious, the employee checked every office—still empty. Later that night, a delivery driver mentioned hearing odd whispers near the building. The next morning, everyone found their desks decorated with tiny American flags and notes saying, 'Welcome home!'

3. One afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to the American Family Insurance office and asked curiously, 'Do you guys ever get visits from ghostly policyholders?' The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘Oh yes, quite often!’ She paused dramatically before adding, ‘They always seem to forget their PIN numbers.’ The delivery driver shook his head with a laugh as he left, thinking maybe he should check his own policy details too.

4. A little boy walked into the American Family Insurance office, pointing excitedly at the ceiling. 'Mommy, what's that funny shadow?' The receptionist looked up and smiled. ‘Oh, that’s just our new logo,’ she said. The boy frowned, confused. Then his mother whispered, ‘It’s a big insurance company, honey.’ A delivery driver overheard and laughed, shaking his head. ‘Next time they should hire someone to explain it!’